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Fairfield Inn & Suites Key West

Fairfield Inn & Suites Key West

3.7/5102 Reviews
Parking is free, then we are a suite, and finally upgraded into two suites, and it is very luxurious, the downstairs pool is also beautiful, but a little floating, but the breakfast is great, the fruit is rich, there are many things. The feeling of living is very good, value for money, but did not take photos, but the price is very high.
Eden House

Eden House

4.2/5101 Reviews
Downtown Key West
This was our 3rd time staying here and it will not be our last. New owners took over a couple days before this visit, just hope they don't mess it up (haha). This was our first time bring our kids, (12&16) they enjoyed it as well. Staff is very accommodating and the guests are like family. It seems like everyone staying there knows one another. That type of repeat business says it all.
La Concha Key West

La Concha Key West

4/5105 Reviews
Duval
La concha is a beautiful & historic hotel in the heart of beautiful Key West. The location is unbeatable & the balcony rooms, while smaller than other standard rooms, offers excellent people watching & beautiful blue sky views. A parking space is included, which is great to have right on Duval & Fleming Streets. The staff was mostly very friendly, but the service level varied. At one point in our stay, the front desk went out of their way to make us a key card to use the microwave located in the conference room. When I asked to use it the next day, another staff member says there wasn't one in the building. I went & took a photo through the window to show him. He then said he could not grant me access as the desk had previously done. No biggie but a little frustrating. Our main issue with the hotel was HIDDEN FEES. Upon arrival, we were told we would be charged a fee of over $80 per room as a ”destination fee,” which was never explicitly disclosed & was certainly not fairly advertised. I asked about waiving this fee & the night desk said it was possible to check & see with day manager. The next day, they insisted the fee could not be waived & were unwilling to help with it further. I let them know I booked through a 3rd party prepaid, it said fees & taxes were included. They said read the fine print. They charged my card for the fees. Not being forthcoming and clear about the destination fee was the issue I had. And having parts of the hotel amenities, including outdoor areas, being closed off during the stay make this resort/destination fee more of a slap in the face. To highlight this point, the staff at this ”destination” hotel warned us that if we see some stuff a little run down or not in operation, its because the hotel just got bought & things wouldn't get straightened out until the new company takes over. Also minor issues for such a pricey hotel included missing slats on the inner balcony door & similar minor cosmetic issues. Other than that it is a beautiful building & top-notch location. Overall the experience was very enjoyable. P.S. The awesome bar tender makes delicious key lime martinis!
Hyatt Vacation Club at Beach House

Hyatt Vacation Club at Beach House

4.5/5101 Reviews
The room was clean and tidy. fully equipped. The hotel swimming pool is good, there is no beach, but the beach can watch the sunset. Although some blocking. There are many boats around, you can rent a boat to go to sea.
Opal Key Resort & Marina

Opal Key Resort & Marina

4.3/5102 Reviews
Downtown Key West
This hotel is a kind of more lively hotel, just at the cruise terminal. In the morning breakfast, there will be cruise ships of major cruise companies coming and parked, and will drive away in the afternoon! The hotel's people are all foreign friends and buddies come together for a holiday party, the pool is very lively, the pool view room will be noisy at night! Sea view room is ok! I feel that it is not so suitable for a family to bring children, if a few families bring children together! It's convenient to go anywhere, needless to say! But to say that it is convenient, there is not much in the center of Key West, which is very convenient! The hotel is good because of its location, so the price is not high! Nothing else to say, the service level is first class! Sea view room can see the setting sun!
Key West Marriott Beachside Hotel

Key West Marriott Beachside Hotel

4.1/5103 Reviews
There are fewer breakfast categories, the room is Unicom room, really need an extra bed, it will be a bit crowded; our big bed is not crowded. There are swimming pools and Jacuzzi, and there are very few people. The hotel has a free shuttle bus to the square to see, drive about 20 minutes or so, and get off at regular intervals. There is free parking, you ask the front desk, the front desk said that there is a fee, but I did not check the account later.

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Number of Hotels71
Number of Reviews3,950
Highest Price$3,536
Lowest Price$166
Average Price (Weekdays)$519
Average Price (Weekends)$635

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Why Visit Key West, Florida

The city of Key West, an island in the Straits of Florida, is the county seat of Monroe County, which includes all of the Florida Keys, and part of the Everglades. Key West, FL was originally named "Cayo Hueso", Spanish for "bone cay," in reference to the belief that the island was previously used as a communal graveyard.

The Best Time to Visit Key West, Florida

Key West, FL experiences a tropical savanna climate. Summers are hot and humid, and winters are cold and dry. The hottest month falls between July and August, with highs averaging around 97°F. The coolest months fall between December and February, with lows averaging at around 65°F.

Hotels in Key West, FL are most expensive between January and March. The cheapest month to visit Key West, FL is in June.

Getting Around Key West, Florida

Key West International Airport (EYW) serves the city of Key West, approx. 2 miles east of downtown Key West. The most convenient way to get to central Key West from Key West International Airport (EYW) is by taxi. Taxis are widely available at the curbside outside of the Arrivals/Bag Claim Area. The journey takes around 5 minutes, and costs between US$10–US$15.

Driving is a popular way of getting to and around Key West, FL. Car rental counters are conveniently located in the Arrivals/Bag Claim Area. Alternatively, Trip.com offers a wide selection of cars to book, with free cancellation and no credit card fees. You can explore car rental options here.

Getting around Key West, FL has been made free and frequent by Duval Loop, the city's free hop-on, hop-off bus service. Visitors can get around Key West, FL conveniently via the pink and blue buses that run every 20–30 minutes, from 08:00–22:00 daily.

Alternatively, Key West Transit provides 5 public bus routes throughout Key West, FL, Stock Island, the Lower Keys, and Marathon, FL. The earliest route begins operations at 05:40, and the last route, and 22:00. Single rides cost between US$2–US$4, day passes cost between US$4–US$8, and fares vary according to transit within the city or through the Keys.

Things to Do in Key West, Florida

Key West is famous for being the southernmost city of Continental United States? A concrete buoy labeled "Southernmost Point Continental U.S.A." sits on the corner of South and Whitehead Street, just 1.4 miles away from downtown Key West. The buoy is closer to Havana in Cuba than it is to Miami in the United States.

Key West, FL was home to prolific American Novelist, Ernest Hemingway, from 1931–1939. It was in his Key West residence, that the author completed the partially autobiographical novel about the First World War, "A Farewell to Arms." Now a museum, the Ernest Hemingway House is open to the public daily, from 09:00–17:00. General admission costs US$16, and includes a 20–30-minute guided tour, including an insight to his writing studio, where many of his classic novels were written.

Fun Fact: The Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum is home to approx. 60 six-toed cats. Hemingway was gifted a white six-toed cat, named Snowball, by a sea-captain, and it is said that all cats on the property are descendants of Snowball.

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